British Comedy Guide
British Comedy Guide
Campus. Image shows from L to R: Georgina 'George' Bryan (Katherine Ryan), Jonty de Wolfe (Andy Nyman). Copyright: Monicker Pictures
Campus

Campus

  • TV sitcom
  • Channel 4
  • 2009 - 2011
  • 7 episodes (1 series)

Semi-improvised sitcom set on a university campus, following its unhinged staff. Stars Andy Nyman, Joseph Millson, Lisa Jackson, Jonathan Bailey, Sara Pascoe and more.

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Channel 4 Comedy Showcase

Channel 4 Comedy Showcase 2009

Here is a guide to the six comedy pilots that made up Channel 4's 2009 Comedy Showcase season.

Green Wing. Image shows from L to R: Guy Secretan (Stephen Mangan), Caroline Todd (Tamsin Greig), Mac Macartney (Julian Rhind-Tutt). Copyright: Talkback Productions TV

Green Wing

Comedy about the childish and slightly mad staff working in a hospital.

Smack The Pony. Image shows from L to R: Fiona Allen, Sally Phillips, Doon Mackichan TV

Smack The Pony

Stylish, original and uninhibited Emmy award-winning sketch show starring Fiona Allen, Doon Mackichan and Sally Phillips.

Off The Hook. Image shows left to right: Scarlet (Joanna Cassidy), Fred (James Buckley), Shane (Danny Morgan), Danny (Jonathan Bailey). Credit: Green Room Entertainment TV

Off The Hook

A sitcom about a group of freshers starting uni. Danny is joined at university by Shane, his outrageous 'slacker' mate from school.

The Inbetweeners. Image shows from L to R: Simon Cooper (Joe Thomas), Will Mackenzie (Simon Bird), Neil Sutherland (Blake Harrison), Jay Cartwright (James Buckley). Copyright: Bwark Productions TV

The Inbetweeners

An award-winning comedy about four teenagers growing up in suburbia.

Chalk. Copyright: Pola Jones TV

Chalk

Suzy Travis is thrown in at the deep end when, straight out of teacher training college, she lands a job at the manic Galfast High School.

Carry On Teacher. Image shows from L to R: Mr. William Wakefield (Ted Ray), Mr. Gregory Adams (Kenneth Connor). Copyright: Peter Rogers Productions Film

Carry On Teacher

A group of school children try to stop their mild-mannered headmaster leaving.

King Street Junior. Copyright: BBC Radio

King Street Junior

Long running comedy drama about the bickering staff of an inner city school.

The Belles Of St. Trinian's. Image shows from L to R: Miss Millicent Fritton (Alastair Sim), Flash Harry (George Cole). Copyright: London Films / STUDIOCANAL Film

The Belles Of St. Trinian's

The first film set at Ronald Searle's infamous school. The girls of St. Trinian's find themselves involved in a horse racing scam.

Blue Murder At St. Trinian's. Copyright: John Harvel Productions / STUDIOCANAL Film

Blue Murder At St. Trinian's

The girls of St. Trinian's win a tour of Europe, getting involved in love, stolen diamonds and plenty of chaos along the way.

The Pure Hell Of St. Trinian's. Flash Harry (George Cole). Copyright: Vale Film Productions / STUDIOCANAL Film

The Pure Hell Of St. Trinian's

A compassionate professor takes over St. Trinian's after the girls burn the school down, but there is more to his plans than meets the eye.

The Great St. Trinian's Train Robbery. Copyright: Braywild Limited Film

The Great St. Trinian's Train Robbery

Frankie Howerd falls foul of the infamous schoolgirls in their fourth outing. The girls confront a hapless gang of crooks trying to retrieve stashed loot.

The Wildcats Of St. Trinian's. Copyright: Wildcat Film Productions Film

The Wildcats Of St. Trinian's

St. Trinian's School for Girls plans to form a trade union, and start infiltrating the elite colleges of England in order to achieve a closed shop.

St Trinian's. Image shows from L to R: Annabelle Fritton (Talulah Riley), Kelly Jones (Gemma Arterton), Polly (Lily Cole), Taylor (Kathryn Drysdale), Peaches (Amara Karan), Celia (Juno Temple), Chloe (Antonia Bernath), Chelsea Parker (Tamsin Egerton), Andrea (Paloma Faith). Copyright: Fragile St Trinian's Limited / Ealing Studios Film

St Trinian's

Revival of the classic film series, sttarring Rupert Everett and Colin Firth. The girls rally round when the school is faced with financial ruin.

St Trinian's 2: The Legend Of Fritton's Gold. Image shows from L to R: Bianca (Zawe Ashton), Roxy (Sarah Harding), Annabelle Fritton (Talulah Riley), Zoe (Montserrat Lombard). Copyright: Fragile St Trinian's Limited / Ealing Studios Film

St Trinian's 2: The Legend Of Fritton's Gold

The girls of St Trinian's are back - and this time they're racing a secretive, corrupt organisation to discover pirate treasure.

Fresh Meat. Image shows from L to R: Kingsley (Joe Thomas), Vod (Zawe Ashton), Josie (Kimberley Nixon), JP (Jack Whitehall), Howard (Greg McHugh), Oregon (Charlotte Ritchie). Copyright: Objective Productions / Lime Pictures TV

Fresh Meat

Comedy drama following six mis-matched students who are starting university in Manchester and sharing the same house together.

Bromwell High. Image shows from L to R: Iqbal (Simon Greenall), Natella (Jo Wyatt), Latrina (Nina Conti), Keisha (Gina Yashere). Copyright: Hat Trick Productions / Decode Entertainment TV

Bromwell High

Animated comedy about a group of students and their inept teachers at a South London comprehensive.

Those That Can't. Copyright: BBC / Zipline Creative Radio

Those That Can't

Sitcom set in a comprehensive school deep in the Welsh valleys.

Higher. Copyright: BBC Radio

Higher

Radio satire on education. The episodes are based around Hayborough University - ranked 132nd in the UK.

Bad Education. Image shows left to right: Inchez (Anthony J Abraham), Usma (Asha Hassan), Harrison (Bobby Johnson), Stephen (Layton Williams), Mitchell (Charlie Wernham), Jinx (Laura Marcus), Blessing (Francesca Amewudah-Rivers), Warren (Ali Hadji-Heshmati). Credit: Matt Crockett TV

Bad Education

School-based comedy about the worst teachers to ever be involved in the British education system.

BBC Radio 3 Radio

Patterson

BBC Radio 3's first sitcom, following blundering lecturer Dr Andrew Patterson.

Piglets. Image shows left to right: Afia (Halema Hussain), Geeta (Sukh Ojla), Leggo (Sam Pote), Superintendent Bob Weekes (Mark Heap), Superintendent Julie Spry (Sarah Parish), Steph (Callie Cooke), Paul (Jamie Bisping), Dev (Abdul Sessay) TV

Piglets

Sitcom set in a police training college.

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